1, Jintang: In Japan, Jintang is usually used to describe hot springs. Especially in Ma You hot springs, golden soup refers to hot springs rich in iron and sodium, which are golden in color; Golden soup also refers to describing the mellow flavor of food and the richness of soup; Jintang has the provincial language of "Jincheng Tang Chi" in Chinese, which originally meant that the city was tightly defended and difficult to break, and later it was extended to mean firm, hard and resistant.

2. Silver soup: usually refers to colorless and odorless carbonated spring water.